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So for some reason the wiring has been cut behind the drivers side door card for the OEM central locking antenna and the plug that goes into the antenna is missing, there for I don't know which wires go where. Does anyone have a colour coded diagram that I could use to solve this problem or even send in photos of theirs? It would be greatly appreciated :)

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That thing was dealer fitted. Don't bother with it.

If you have the matching remote then I probably have the harness for it somewhere BUT I would seriously consider using something local.

  • 2 weeks later...

I just remembered I had removed the immobiliser cause I was having troubles with it which is why I think I may have cut the wires to the lock antenna but that wouldn't make sense.

It definitely used to work though now that I think of it . So it will work all I need to know is which wires into which pin on the antenna

  • 4 weeks later...

adam

just incase your still trying to fix..... i have a dinged door with the wireless CDL in it. your welcome to the unit and harness if you want it...im on the central coast NSW

Leith

{was going to include a couple of pics of the plug but this muppet of a system wont let me include pics (wrong type or something?? tried jpg png bmp.....gave up)....can pm or something if you need}

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